 | George Washington, Jared Sparks - 1835 - 590 strani
...written to General Washington, congratulating him on the providential detection of Arnold's treason. going the torment of a mental hell." * He wants feeling....restore both himself and Colonel Laurens to liberty. VOL. vii. 33 v» to direct a court of inquiry to be held on the conduct of Major-General Gates, as... | |
 | George Washington, Jared Sparks - 1839 - 586 strani
...pleasure to order me * Alluding to a passage in Colonel Laurens's letter, in which he said, — " Andr6 has, I suppose, paid the forfeit which public justice...increasing torment of a mental hell." — October 4th. t Captain Wallop was a British prisoner, who had gone into New York for the purpose of endeavouring... | |
 | George Washington - 1847 - 594 strani
...pleasure to order me * Alluding to a passage in Colonel Laurens's letter, in which he said, —" Andrt has, I suppose, paid the forfeit which public justice...permanent, increasing torment of a mental hell."— October 4M. f Captain Wallop was a British prisoner, who had gone into New York for the purpose of endeavouring... | |
 | George Washington - 1847 - 586 strani
...pleasure to order me * Alluding to a passage in Colonel Laurens's letter, in which he said, — " Andre has, I suppose, paid the forfeit which public justice...the permanent, increasing torment of a mental hell." — Oc/oi«r 4th. f Captain Wallop was a British prisoner, who had gone into New York for the purpose... | |
 | Jared Sparks - 1853 - 580 strani
...virtuous citizen of America with new confidence, and transfix her enemies with awful terror. Andre has, I suppose, paid the forfeit which public justice...from his conspicuous character. Arnold must undergo a pun* Alluding to Arnold's treachery, and the scheme for seizing General Washington on his return from... | |
 | George Washington - 1855 - 580 strani
...pleasure to order me * Alluding to a passage in Colonel Laurens's letter, in which he said, — " Andre has, I suppose, paid the forfeit which public justice...increasing torment of a mental hell." — October 4tth. f Captain Wallop was a British prisoner, who had gone into New York for the purpose of endeavouring... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1857 - 588 strani
...171 Colonel John Laureus, former aide-de-camp to Washington, in speaking of Andre's fate, observed, " Arnold must undergo a punishment comparatively more...the permanent, increasing torment of a mental hell." Washington doubted it. " He wants feeling," said he. " From some traits of his character which have... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1857 - 550 strani
...Colonel John Laurens, former aide-de-camp to Washington, in speaking of Andre's fate, observed, '• Arnold must undergo a punishment comparatively more...the permanent, increasing torment of a mental hell/' Washington doubted it. " He wants feeling/' said he. " From some traits of his character which have... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1857 - 500 strani
...and Colonel John Laurens, former aide-de-camp to Washington, in speaking of Andre's fate, observed: "Arnold must undergo a punishment comparatively more...the permanent, increasing torment of a mental hell." Washington doubted it. ' ' He wants feeling, ' ' said he. " From some traits of his character which... | |
 | Washington Irving - 1857 - 568 strani
...service.* Colonel John Laurens, former aide-de-camp to Washington, in speaking of Andre's fate, observed, " Arnold must undergo a punishment comparatively more...the permanent, increasing torment of a mental hell." Washington doubted it. " He wants feeling," said he. " From some traits of his character which have... | |
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By a letter received yesterday afternoon from his Excellency, the President of Congress, dated the 6th instant, and enclosing a copy of a resolution of the preceding day, I find it has been their pleasure to order me * Alluding to a passage in Colonel... 
